She's right that you have to dig and dig unless you know a few tips like searching on DuckduckGo. If you keyword blood clots and covid vaccines on google all you'll get is 20 pages of hits saying "extremely rare" 5 out of 50 million shots. They tell you nothing about VAERS the CDC Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System. You see 5 blood clot events added almost every minute. So they just flat out lie.
The normies will use wikipedia as a source, but then claim VAERS is as bad as wikipedia, what with their "user editable and input" data sets.
Whatever it takes to overcome NPC cognitive dissonance.
Wackiwiki, jewgle, twatter, suckbuck ALL lie. You use these, fuck you!!
Yeah, exactly - where i am the govt/ heath reporting system for VAERS has all types of 'sleight of hand' number analysis and projections for for the 'rare / extremely rare adverse side effects' per 100 000 or per 1 000 000 etc. I did a quick calculation based on the official reported number for just seizures, anaphylaxis and Gillian barr, it's running at between 3 and 7 times more than what they claim these 'rare / extremely rare side effects' should be presenting among the vaccinated individuals. To be expected when the manufacturers own study groups are minuscule ( up to only 120 000 vaccinated individuals total worldwide for long term analysis) compared to potentially 7 billion plus, lmao. Fcking chumps ...
I've heard that anyone can post on VAERS.
Also millions of people being vaccinated, and on such high number of people, many of these reported problems could have happened even without vaccine.
Also it doesn't account for the people who did not report on it etc..
That is why VAERS not perfect good data : cannot know if coincidence, and there's missing data, stuff like that.
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